Category: Minicon

Every few months, we host an event called the Minicon that creates a forum for you to share your interests and learn about others. Between 5 and 10 speakers present in 15 minute to 1 hour sessions. Regardless if you have preparing your material for a conference presentation, getting comfortable speaking or have something interesting…

Each time we run the Minicon, we are always impressed at the variety of presentations shared. February 7th, 2015 Talks: I’m here, now what? – (Lessons learned instructing and OSCP) – OakTree (~20 minutes) Blender 3D Modeling/Animation – Eric S (~1 hour) Running a remote development team – R00ster Wifi PenTesting – Tools and Techniques…

I’m thrilled to announce what will prove to be a prodigious minicon lineup at Unallocated Space in Severn, MD. The minicon is scheduled for May 3rd, starting at 12:00 PM (noon). No RSVP is necessary. Topics scheduled include: Emergency Cloud System by Jesse Alexander PG County ARES/RACES Amateur Radio Computer Compatible Networks by Keith Elkin…

Please check out our Minicon page for the most up-to-date information. This months talks: The new UAS Website – R00ster 5:20p-6:25p Andy Kaufman: or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Troll. – Gomi 6:30p-7p How to get started in consulting – Stacey 7:05p-7:30p State of Unallocated Space – Forgotten 7:35p-8:45p Sadly talks…

So the time has come, the Minicon is tomorrow starting at 2pm. Currently talk list: Mame Arcade, the trials and tribulations – ItsTonyE Precision Time Protocol (PTP) and clock sychronization – Matt Putting the bio back in Cyber warfare! – Wonko “A Sheep in Wolfs Clothing, lessons learned from a security guy” – Wasabi 3…

From 2pm to 6pm on July 20th, we will be hosting a Minicon, a presentation knowledge sharing session. The list of requested topics as well as the speakers that have volunteered thus far are here: /minicon/ We need volunteers to share their knowledge, interest and/or research in talks between 15 minutes and an hour. Regardless…

Minicon will feature talks from 15 minutes to an hour related to Technology. If your interested in speaking, please email forgotten@unallocatedspace.org Saturday, May 4th starting at 3pm Speakers: Writing Metasploit Modules – Surefire Forensic Packet Analysis – Wonko Minecraft servers (Server setup, host setup, and modding the JAR) – Compmage CJDNS+Project Meshnet – Nimblesec UAS…

As Technology Enthusiasts, most of us are constantly learning about new technologies. The Minicon is a event dedicated to sharing what we have learned with others. Given that this is not far before ShmooCon, I hope we have some folks practicing their presentations for Shmoo; I know I will be. Still looking for a couple…

Every month we host an event dedicated to sharing ideas. As many people in Technology do research or have somewhat unique knowledge, sharing that knowledge in a group of peers is awesome. Another goal of the minicon is to test presentations before presenting them to a larger crowd. We hope you come by and enjoy…

This month’s minicon will be Sunday, September 23rd starting at 4pm. We have the following confirmed speakers: DA “Building your own toybox” – Many Info-Sec Professional has a toybox, whats in yours? R00ster “How Drupal taking over the world” Justin “What is OpenBSD and why you should care?” with prizes/giveaways Gomi “Hexideciml for Dummies” Forgotten…

This month, we have a great lineup of speakers.  The minicon is this Sunday starting at 4pm.  To paraphrase someone awesome, “I guarantee you know something I don’t.”  There is always something more to learn as Network Security is constantly changing.  The goal of the Minicon is to share the research or knowledge we work on with others or…

Speakers give presentations to help share what they know or practice their talks before a major presentation. Due to the proximity to DefCon/BlackHat/BSidesLV, I expect a few people to be practicing their DefCon talks.  If your willing/interested to present, email or talk to forgotten (forgotten@forgottensec.com) and let me know your topic, and length of your…

Submitting CFPs to conferences can be frustrating, especially with new talks.  Do you want to see if the talk works or just practice it? Trying to give a talk for the first time? At the UAS Soiree AKA Textile’s Sewer, you can give any talk from 15 minutes to an hour in length. Carrying on with the idea that…